Bu9818

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by Bu9818 3y ago
The Whac-A-Mole game still exists when you randomize values, right?
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by Bu9818 3y ago
If it's sufficiently strict, a VPN might get them in trouble and is not infallible to a sufficiently motivated adversary.
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by Bu9818 3y ago
>Why not? Because a VPN in this sense is just a glorified proxy. The VPN provider can see all your traffic, and do with it what they want - including logging. Most people use VPNs because they are a glorified proxy. >Doesn't matt
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by Bu9818 3y ago
The core idea I believe is tracking incremental changes and keeping past history of items. Git is good for text, though for large amounts of binary data I would recommend filesystem snapshots like with btrfs.
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by Bu9818 3y ago
`[ 0.000000] microcode: updated early: 0x27 -> 0x28, date = 2019-11-12` I'm on haswell. Is there a list of what CPUs get updated microcode? Sad.
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by Bu9818 3y ago
The captcha page looks like cloudflare, but I don't think they're using cloudflare, haha. They use recaptcha (not sure if that's possible with cloudflare), the `server` header doesn't == 'cloudflare', accessing
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by Bu9818 3y ago
Even with netns you'll need to run some parts as root, so you'll need to use privsep. Network namespaces are a really cool Linux feature, they're great for using multiple VPNs for different things. But for the average user, I
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by Bu9818 3y ago
I like terminal applications, though for flashcards/spaced repetition I personally think a GUI is more suitable. I often use non-text media in this (pictures, formatted math, formatted text). I like Anki's approach where the flash
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by Bu9818 3y ago
On the topic of alerts/notifications, does anyone know of a project or method for minimal selfhosted cross device notifications? Say I run a daemon on my home server which listens on a Unix or inet socket(s) for generic JSON messages w